Russian Theatre in Exile: On Diasporic Intimacy, Guilt of Compassion, and Anti-War Protest

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The war in Ukraine has led many Russian theatre artists to seek exile, documenting the dire effects of the conflict on culture and community.
These artists condemn Putin's regime, expressing solidarity with Ukraine through their art and taking firm stances against the war.
An analytical model is introduced to explore how these artists articulate their experiences and resist censorship in their work.
The essay outlines seven steps for examining the intersection of diaspora and artistic expression in the context of war.

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This essay examines anti-war protest strategies among exile artists, highlighting their responses to censorship and the impact of war in Ukraine.

Yana Meerzon (2024) studied this question.

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This essay examines anti-war protest strategies among exile artists, highlighting their responses to censorship and the impact of war in Ukraine.